Astrophel And Stella - Sonnet Lxvii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAABDAEFEGEE| Hope art thou true or doest thou flatter me | A |
| Doth Stella now beginne with piteous eye | B |
| The ruines of her conquest to espie | C |
| Will she take time before all wracked be | A |
| Her eyes speech is translated thus by thee | A |
| But failst thou not in phrases so heau'nly hye | B |
| Looke on againe the faire text better prie | D |
| What blushing notes dost thou in Margent see | A |
| What sighes stolne out or kild before full borne | E |
| Hast thou found such and such like arguments | F |
| Or art thou else to comfort me forsworne | E |
| Well how so thou interpret the contents | G |
| I am resolu'd thy errour to maintaine | E |
| Rather then by more truth to get more paine | E |
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